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The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of Maya and Unity and be well versed in modern technical art processes and standards. You are an experienced and talented Technical Artist capable of tackling a wide variety of challenges within the art pipeline.
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This is a regional territory sales role requiring 5-7 years of proven successful territory or regional sales experience in a technical, consultative, solution-oriented sales role, with proven experience in the manufacturing or distributor focused sales environment working independently from a home or virtual office environment.
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Territory Sales Professional / Technical Sales Engineer Role Requirements. 25% - Distributor Channel Partner Account Management & New Business Development - The role requires optimizing sales with distribution channel partners through joint calls, end user leads, and technical product support.
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The Technical Support Specialist I’s role is responsible for providing support for all areas of computer related areas including Help Desk tickets, installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of personal computers, peripherals, and applications software.
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